Diplomas of Honour and IFA Medal

1. Dr. Cristinel DIACONU	Aix-Marseille Université, CNRS/IN2P3, France For outstanding scientific contributions in the field of particle physics, for the responsibilities and accomplishments in major H1 experiments at HERA / DESY, ATLAS at LHC / CERN, and international scientific committees, for the management activity as a director of the Center for Particle Physics of Marseille, and, in particular, for the activity carried out since 2011 as a Chairman of the International Scientific Committee of the CERN-RO Program (ISAB) run by IFA, which ensures Romania's participation in CERN experiments. AAs a token of high appreciation of the entire professional and educational activity, of coordinating and promoting physics at international level.
2. Dr. Eng. Mircea DRAGOMAN	National Institute for Research and Development in Microtechnologies (IMT) For outstanding results in the research-development activity, with special contributions in the field of nanotechnologies, atomically thin materials and electronics at the atomic level, as well as for the management activity carried out, for a long time, as a scientific director of IMT. As a token of high appreciation of the entire professional activity carried out within IMT.
3. Dr. Ing. Constantin IONESCU	National Institute for Earth Physics (INFP) For outstanding results in the field of Earth physics and seismology and for the management activity carried out, for a long time, as a director general of INFP and as a member of IFA Council. As a token of high appreciation of the entire professional activity carried out within INFP.
4. Dr. Wilhelm KAPPEL	National Institute for Electrical Engineering (ICPE-CA) For outstanding achievements in the field of magnetic and conductive materials, for stimulating the participation of ICPE-CA in major international physics collaborations, for educating and training the young researchers, and for the management activity carried out, for a long period, as a director general of ICPE-CA. As a token of high appreciation of the entire professional activity carried out at ICPE-CA, the Polytechnic University of Bucharest and the Valahia University of Târgoviște.
5. Dr. Madalina VLAD	National Institute for Laser, Plasma and Radiation Physics (INFLPR) For outstanding scientific contributions in the statistical physics of plasma, in the study of turbulence and stochastic processes in plasma, for the coordination of the Research Unit of the EURATOM-Fusion Romania Association in 2011-2014 within IFA, as well as for the activity of representing Romania at European level in the field of nuclear fusion. As a token of high appreciation of the entire research activity, the training of young specialists within INFLPR and the promotion of science in society.
6.Dr. Ion Sorin ZGURĂ	Institute of Space Science (ISS) For outstanding results in the field of space science and for the management activity carried out, for a long period, as a director of ISS and as a member of IFA Council. As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the European Physics Olympiad, edition 2021 as well as for the performance of being a medalist at international Physics competitions for three consecutive years.
7. Eduard-Florin BURLACU	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the Nordic-Baltic Physics Olympiad (NBPhO), edition 2021, as well as for the performance of being awarded medals at international Physics competitions three consecutive years.
8. Claudiu-Mihai COTÎRLAN	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the Asian Physics Olympiad (NBPhO), edition 2021, as well as for the performance of being awarded medals at international Physics competitions three consecutive years.
9. Antonia Alma GHITĂ	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics Olympiad (IPhO), European Physics Olympiad (EuPhO), Asian Physics Olympiad (APhO) and Nordic-Baltic Physics Olympiad (NBPhO), edition 2021, as well as for the performance of being awarded medals at international Physics competitions three consecutive years.

Diplomas of Honour and IFA Prizes

1. George-Cristian ARDELEANU	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics Olympiad (IPhO), European Physics Olympiad (EuPhO), Asian Physics Olympiad (APhO) and Nordic-Baltic Physics Olympiad (NBPhO), edition 2021.
2. David CONSTANTINESCU	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the Asian Physics Olympiad (APhO) and International Olympiad of Metropolises (IOM), edition 2021.
3. Razvan Gabriel MARCU	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Olympiad of Metropolises – Physics (IOM), edition 2021.
4. Andrei MARIN	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the Asian Physics Olympiad (APhO), edition 2021.
5. Tudor Gabriel MOCIOI	“Tudor Vianu” National High school of Computer Science As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics Olympiad (IPhO), European Physics Olympiad (EuPhO), Asian Physics Olympiad (APhO) and Nordic-Baltic Physics Olympiad (NBPhO), edition 2021.
6. Cristiana Andreea MURGOCI	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the European Physics Olympiad (EuPhO), Asian Physics Olympiad (APhO) and Nordic-Baltic Physics Olympiad (NBPhO), edition 2021.
7. Vlad-Stefan OROS	„Grigore Moisil” High school, Timisoara As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics Olympiad, European Physics Olympiad (EuPhO) and Asian Physics Olympiad (APhO), edition 2021.
8. Stefan STEFANESCU	„Grigore Moisil” National College, Onesti As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics Olympiad (IphO), edition 2021.

Diplomas of Honour and IFA Medal

1. Dr. Brândușa ILIESCU	National Institute for Materials Physics For the results obtained in the study of crystalline materials and optical methods for their investigation that have opened new fields of applications, including the characterization, development and manufacture of special materials and devices in Romania. As a token of high appreciation of the entire fundamental and applied research activity carried out at the National Institute for Materials Physics in Măgurele.
2. Dr. Ion TISEANU	National Institute for Laser, Plasma and Radiation Physics For outstanding scientific contributions and technological developments in the field of tomography and X-ray imaging used in the characterization of materials for nuclear fusion, industry and life sciences. As a token of high appreciation of the entire research activity at the National Institute for Laser, Plasma and Radiation Physics in Măgurele.
3. Dr. Valer TOȘA	National Institute for Research and Development of Isotopic and Molecular Technologies For outstanding scientific contributions in the field of physics, especially for the development of laser-based technologies used in the characterization of atomic, molecular and biological systems. As a token of high appreciation of the entire activity dedicated to physics research and related fields in Romania.
4. Dr. Alexandru Müller	National Institute for Microtechnologies For outstanding scientific contributions to the physics and technology of semiconductor devices, in particular in the field of microwave and millimeter wave devices made by micro-processing of silicon and GaAs as well as SAW devices developed on wide bandgap materials with operating frequencies in the GHz range for applications in the field of sensors and "quantum computing". As a token of high appreciation of the special merits and the scientific contribution in the successful participation, as a coordinator or leader of the Romanian team National Institute for Microtechnologies (IMT), in European research projects under FP4, FP6, FP7 and H2020 FET-Open programs.
5. Dr. Gheorghe STRATAN	Horia Hulubei National Institute for Physics and Nuclear Engineering (IFIN-HH) For outstanding contributions in the field of history of science as well as the promotion of physics in Romania, for the numerous translations from great science authors and the organization of international exhibitions of science and history of science in Romania and abroad. As a token of high appreciation of the entire activity carried out at the National Institute of Physics and Nuclear Engineering in Măgurele, at Babeș-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca and at the Unified Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna.
6. Ionel – Emilian CHIOSA	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the European Physics Olympiad, edition 2020 as well as for the performance of being a medalist at international Physics competitions for three consecutive years.
7. Theodor IOSIF	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the European Physics Olympiad, edition 2020 as well as for the performance of being a medalist at international Physics competitions for three consecutive years.

Diplomas of Honour and IFA Prizes

1. George-Cristian ARDELEANU	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International and the European Physics Olympiads, edition 2020.
2. Radu Cristian AVĂDANEI	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the European Physics Olympiad, edition 2020 as well as other international Physics competitions held in 2020.
3. Eduard-Florin BURLACU	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International and the European Physics Olympiads, edition 2020 as well as other international Physics competitions held in 2020.
4. George CHIRIAC	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International and the European Physics Olympiads, edition 2020 as well as other international Physics competitions held in 2020.
5. Claudiu-Mihai COTÎRLAN	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International and the European Physics Olympiads, edition 2020 as well as other international Physics competitions held in 2020.
6. Antonia Alma GHITĂ	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International and the European Physics Olympiads, edition 2020 as well as other international Physics competitions held in 2020.
7. Tudor Gabriel MOCIOI	“Tudor Vianu” National High school of Computer Science As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the European Physics Olympiad, edition 2020
8. Mihail-Marian ZĂHĂRĂCHESCU	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the European Physics Olympiads, edition 2020 as well as other international Physics competitions held in 2020.

Diplomas of Honour and IFA Medal

1. Dr. Corneliu-Cătălin PONTA	Horia Hulubei National Institute for Physics and Nuclear Engineering For outstanding contributions in the field of nuclear physics, especially for the establishment and the management of IRASM Center during 1993-2013, a multidisciplinary unit of IFIN-HH whose activity convincingly illustrates the role and the immediate social efficiency of the applied research. As a token of high appreciation of the entire activity dedicated to physics research and related fields in Romania.
2. Dr. Mihaela Cristina VĂLEANU	National Institute of Materials Physics For outstanding scientific contributions in the field of solid state physics, especially in the field of magnetism and related electronic phenomena. As a token of high appreciation of the entire research activity and training of young specialists within the National Institute of Materials Physics.
3. Dr. Mircea RADULIAN	National Institute for Earth Physics For outstanding scientific contributions in the field of Earth physics and seismology and for the entire management activity as scientific director of the National Institute for Earth Physics. As a token of high appreciation of the entire professional activity within the National Institute for Earth Physics.
4. Dr. Viorel BRAIC	National Institute for Optoelectronics – INOE 2000 For outstanding scientific contributions to the development of vacuum-based technologies, plasma mass spectrometry with applications in ionic nitriding and thin film deposition. As a token of high appreciation of the entire research activity, the coordination of the ReCAST department and the training of young specialists within the National Institute for Optoelectronics.
5. Dr. Florin SPINEANU	National Institute for Laser, Plasma & Radiation Physics (INFLPR) For outstanding scientific contributions in the statistical physics of magnetically confined plasma and in the study of coherent structures in fluids and plasma, for the coordination of the Research Unit of the Association EURATOM -MEdC Romania during 2008-2011 within the Institute of Atomic Physics, and for representing Romania at European level in the field of nuclear fusion. As a token of high appreciation of the entire research activity, of training young specialists within the National Institute for Laser, Plasma & Radiation Physics, of promoting and popularizing science in society.
6. Sabina DRĂGOI	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics competitions, editions 2017, 2018, 2019 and to other prestigious international competitions in Physics held in 2019.
7. Stefan DOLTEANU	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics competitions, editions 2017, 2018, 2019 and to other prestigious international competitions in Physics held in 2019.

Diplomas of Honour and IFA Prizes

1. Ionel – Emilian CHIOSA	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics competitions, editions 2018, 2019 and to other prestigious international competitions in Physics held in 2019.
2. Teodor IOSIF	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics competitions, editions 2018, 2019 and to other prestigious international competitions in Physics held in 2019 .
3. Ariana Dalia VLAD	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics competitions, editions 2018, 2019 and to other prestigious international competitions in Physics held in 2019.
4. Antonia – Alma GHIȚĂ	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation for the Gold Medal obtained at “TUYMAADA” International Olympiad, held in Yacutia, 2019.
5. Mihail- Marian ZĂHĂRĂCHESCU	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation for the Gold Medal obtained at “TUYMAADA” International Olympiad, held in Yacutia, 2019 and to other prestigious international competitions in Physics held in 2019.
6. Eduard – Florin BURLACU	International Computer High School of Bucharest For outstanding contributions in physics-mathematics, statistical physics, system dynamics and kinetic theories with space applications. As a token of high appreciation for the entire research activity within the Institute of Space Sciences.
7. Mihai VASILE	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation for the entire research activity within the National Institute of Materials Physics.
8. Claudiu-Mihai COTÂRLAN	International Computer High School of Bucharest As a token of high appreciation for the Bronze Medal obtained at “TUYMAADA” International Olympiad, held in Yacutia, in 2019.

Diplomas of Honour

1. Dr. Eng. Mircea CIOBANU	Institute of Space Sciences For outstanding contributions in nuclear electronics, satellite equipment and magnetometry. As a token of high appreciation for the entire research activity in the field of space technology.
2. Dr. Cecil Pompiliu GRUNFELD	Institute of Space Sciences For outstanding contributions in physics-mathematics, statistical physics, system dynamics and kinetic theories with space applications. As a token of high appreciation for the entire research activity within the Institute of Space Sciences.
3. Dr. Ligia FRUNZĂ	National Institute of Materials Physics For special contributions in the field of chemistry of nanostructured materials. As a token of high appreciation for the entire research activity within the National Institute of Materials Physics.
4. Dr. Nicolae POPA	National Institute of Materials Physics For outstanding contributions in the field of structural analysis of materials by X-ray diffraction. As a token of high appreciation for the entire research activity within the National Institute of Materials Physics.

Diplomas of Honour and IFA Medals

1. Acad. Emil BURZO	Babeș-Bolyai University For remarkable contributions in the field of magnetism. As a token of high appreciation for the entire professional activity devoted to physics research and education in Romania.
2. Doctor Gheorghe DINESCU	National Institute for Laser, Plasma and Radiation Physics For outstanding contributions to low-temperature plasma and eco-nanomaterials and technologies As a token of high appreciation for the entire activity as researcher and professor in the field of plasma physics.
3. Doctor Mitică DRĂGUȘIN	„Horia Hulubei” National Institute for Physics and Nuclear Engineering For the special contribution to the elaboration and implementation of the Decommissioning Plan of the VVR-S Nuclear Research Reactor in Magurele. As a token of high appreciation for the entire research activity in the field of nuclear physics.
4. Prof. Univ. Ioan M. POPESCU	Polytechnica University of Bucharest For the special contribution to the creation of a School of Physics within Polytechnica University of Bucharest. As a token of high appreciation for the entire research and teaching activity in the field of physics.
5. Student Radu ANDREI	“Nicolae Balcescu” National College, Braila As a token of high appreciation for the Gold Medal obtained at the European Physics Olympiad- EuPhO 2018, held in Moscow, Russian Federation, and for the results obtained at other prestigious international physics competitions that took place in 2018.
6. Student Petru COTRUŢ	International Computer High School, Bucharest As a token of high appreciation for the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics Olympiads held in 2016, 2017, 2018 and for the results obtained at other prestigious international physics competitions that took place in 2018.
7. Student Sebastian LEONTICĂ	"Petru Rares" National College, Piatra-Neamt As a token of high appreciation for the Bronze Medal obtained at the Asian Physics Olympiad - APhO 2018, held in Hanoi, Vietnam, and for the results obtained at other prestigious international physics competitions that took place in 2018.
8. Student Cosmin ANDREI	International Computer High School, Bucharest As a token of high appreciation for the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics Olympiads held in 2016, 2017, 2018 and for the results obtained at other prestigious international physics competitions that took place in 2018.
9. Student Silviu-Adrian PREDOI	International Computer High School, Bucharest As a token of high appreciation for the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics Olympiads held in 2016, 2017, 2018 and for the results obtained at other prestigious international physics competitions that took place in 2018.
10. Student Andrei Horațiu EFTIME	International Computer High School, Bucharest As a token of high appreciation for the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics Olympiads held in 2016, 2017, 2018.

Diplomas of Honour and IFA Prizes

1. Student Răzvan-Mihai URSU	“Mircea cel Bătrân” National College, Constanta As a token of high appreciation for the Gold Medal obtained at the Asian Physics Olympiad-APhO 2018, Hanoi, Vietnam, and for the results obtained at other prestigious international physics competitions that took place in 2018.
2. Student Ștefan BALĂUCĂ	“Mihai Eminescu” National College, Botosani As a token of high appreciation for the Gold Medal obtained at the Asian Physics Olympiad- APhO 2018, held in Hanoi, Vietnam.
3. Student Sabina DRĂGOI	International Computer High School, Bucharest As a token of high appreciation for the Silver Medal obtained at the International Physics Olympiad-IPhO 2018, held in Lisbon, Portugal, and for the results obtained at other prestigious international physics competitions that took place in 2018.
4. Student Ștefan DOLTEANU	International Computer High School, Bucharest As a token of high appreciation for the Silver Medal obtained at the International Physics Olympiad-IPhO 2018, held in Lisbon, Portugal, and for the results obtained at other prestigious international physics competitions that took place in 2018.
5. Student Ionel CHIOSA	International Computer High School, Bucharest As a token of high appreciation for the Gold Medal obtained at the International Olympiad "Tuymaada", 2018, held in the Republic of Sakha, Russian Federation.
6. Student Teodor IOSIF	International Computer High School, Bucharest As a token of high appreciation for the Gold Medal obtained at the International Olympiad "Tuymaada", 2018, held in the Republic of Sakha, Russian Federation.
7. Student Mihai VASILE	International Computer High School, Bucharest As a token of high appreciation for the Silver Medal obtained at the International Olympiad "Tuymaada" 2018, held in the Republic of Sakha, Russian Federation, and for the results obtained at other prestigious international physics competitions that took place in 2018.
8. Student Vlad ROȘCA	International Computer High School, Bucharest As a token of high appreciation for the Bronze Medal obtained at the European Physics Olympiad- EuPhO 2018, held in Moscow, Russian Federation.
9. Student Ariana VLAD	International Computer High School, Bucharest As a token of high appreciation for the Silver Medal obtained at the European Union Science Olympiad-EUSO 2018, held in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
10. Student Marius IGNAT	“Nicolae Bălcescu” National College, Brăila As a token of high appreciation for the Bronze Medal obtained at the European Physics Olympiad- EuPhO 2018, held in Moscow, Russian Federation.

Diplomas of Honour

1. The International Computer High School of Bucharest

As a token of high appreciation of the remarkable results achieved at International Physics Olympiads, of the dedication and professionalism in preparing and training young generations.

Special Diploma

1. Pupil Alexandru-Andrei TUDOR

“Titu Maiorescu” Elementary School, Bucharest As a token of high appreciation for volunteering at the Researchers’ Night event, 2018, and for the outstanding results obtained at school and national competitions.

Diplomas of Honour

1. Doctor George FILOTI	For the entire scientific activity, for the contribution to the development of Condensed Matter Physics at national and international level As a token of high appreciation of the entire scientific activity, of his contribution to developing the field of magnetism and to obtaining the "Industrial Methodology for interphase and final control” for materials technologies through powder method.
2. Doctor Vasile-Şerban GEORGESCU	For the entire scientific activity, for the contribution to the development of the field of Physics, Technology and Characterization of Laser Active Media at national and international level As a token of high appreciation of the entire scientific activity, of his contribution to the development the field of Physics, Technology and Characterization of Laser Active Media, especially the spectroscopy of solid materials doped with rare-earth ions.

Diplomas of Honour and IFA Medals

1. Doctor of Engineering Adrian BOT	For the managerial activity as Director General of INCDTIM Cluj-Napoca and for the scientific contribution to the development of the fields of mass spectrometry, the physics of nanostructured systems and stable isotope technology As a token of high appreciation of his entire managerial and scientific activity, of its contribution to the development of infrastructure and technologies in mass spectrometry, ion chromatography and physics, physics of nanostructured systems, molecular and biomolecular physics, and stable isotope technology.
2. Doctor of Engineering Toni BOȚILĂ	For the entire scientific activity in the field of semiconductor materials and for the contribution to the development of photodetector applications As a token of high appreciation of the entire scientific activity, of his contribution to the development of lead sulfide infrared radiation detectors and of the research of non-equilibrium, electrical, photoelectric, thermal and photo-stimulated phenomena in the solid body.
3. Professor Doctor Octavian Alexandru SIMA	For the entire didactic and scientific activity, for the contribution to the development of Nuclear Physics at national and international level As a token of high appreciation of the entire didactic and scientific activity, of his contribution to the development of the field of high energy cosmic ray and gamma spectrometry.
4. Professor Doctor Gheorghe POPA	For the entire scientific and managerial activity at "Alexandru Ioan Cuza" University in Iasi and within the Ministry of Education and Research, for the contribution to the development of Plasma Physics in Romania and for the increase of the visibility and the role of Romanian research at international level As a token of high appreciation of the entire scientific and managerial activity as rector of "Alexandru Ioan Cuza" University in Iasi, as State Secretary in the Ministry of Education and Research, as president of ANELIS PLUS, of his contribution to developing the field of plasma physics, to strengthening Romania's participation in EURATOM program.

Diplomas of Honour and IFA Prizes

1. RADU Razvan-Octavian	Princeton University student International Computer High School of Bucharest For outstanding results obtained at the International Physics Olympiad 2017 as well as other prestigious international competitions in Physics held in 2017 As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics competitions, within the Romanian Olympic Team.
2. DRĂGULESCU Anca	Harvard University student International Computer High School of Bucharest For outstanding results obtained at the International Physics Olympiad 2017 as well as other prestigious international competitions in Physics held in 2017 As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics competitions, within the Romanian Olympic Team.
3. COTRUȚ Petru	International Computer High School of Bucharest, 12th grade For outstanding results obtained at the International Physics Olympiad 2017 as well as other prestigious international competitions in Physics held in 2017 As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics competitions, within the Romanian Olympic Team.
4. ANDREI Radu	“Nicolae Balcescu” National College, Braila, 12th grade For outstanding results obtained at the International Physics Olympiad 2017 as well as other prestigious international competitions in Physics held in 2017 As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics competitions, within the Romanian Olympic Team.
5. LEONTICA Sebastian	“Petru Rares” National College, Piatra- Neamt, 12th grade For outstanding results obtained at the International Physics Olympiad 2017 as well as other prestigious international competitions in Physics held in 2017 As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics competitions, within the Romanian Olympic Team.
6. PREDOI Silviu-Adrian	International Computer High School of Bucharest, 12th grade For outstanding results obtained at the International Physics Olympiad 2017 as well as other prestigious international competitions in Physics held in 2017 As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics competitions, within the Romanian Olympic Team.
7. EFTIME Andrei-Horatiu	International Computer High School of Bucharest, 12th grade For outstanding results obtained at the International Physics Olympiad 2017 as well as other prestigious international competitions in Physics held in 2017 As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics competitions, within the Romanian Olympic Team.
8. ANDREI Cosmin	International Computer High School of Bucharest, 12th grade For outstanding results obtained at the European Physics Olympiad 2017 as well as other prestigious international competitions in Physics held in 2017 As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics competitions, within the Romanian Olympic Team.
9. DOLTEANU Stefan	International Computer High School of Bucharest, 11th grade For outstanding results obtained at the International “Tuymaada” Olympiad, 2017 as well as other prestigious international competitions in Physics held in 2017 As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics competitions, within the Romanian Olympic Team.
10. URSU Razvan-Mihai	“Mircea cel Batran” National College, Constanta, 12th grade For outstanding results obtained at the International “Tuymaada” Olympiad, 2017 As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics competitions, within the Romanian Olympic Team.
11. DRAGOI Sabina	International Computer High School of Bucharest, 11th grade For outstanding results obtained at the International Competition “Romanian Master of Physics”, 2017 As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics competitions, within the Romanian Olympic Team.
12. ROSCA Vlad	International Computer High School of Bucharest, 11th grade For outstanding results obtained at the International Competition “Romanian Master of Physics”, 2017 As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics competitions, within the Romanian Olympic Team.
13. IGNAT Marius	International Computer High School of Bucharest, 11th grade For outstanding results obtained at the International Competition “Romanian Master of Physics”, 2017 As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at the International Physics competitions, within the Romanian Olympic Team.

Diplomas of Honour

1. The International Computer High School of Bucharest

As a token of high appreciation of the remarkable results achieved at International Physics Olympiads, of the dedication and professionalism in preparing and training young generations.

Diplomas of Honour and IFA Medals

1. Academician Eugeniu IVANOV	As a token of high appreciation of his entire scientific activity performed particularly at the Cyclotron on Magurele Platform, for the valuable contribution to the increase of the visibility and the role of Romanian research in the field of Nuclear Physics.
2. Doctor Ion MORJAN	As a token of high appreciation of his entire scientific and managerial activity, for the valuable contribution to the development of the National Institute for Lasers, Plasma and Radiation Physics in his capacity as Director General.
3. Doctor Florin VASILIU	As a token of high appreciation of his entire scientific and managerial activity as Scientific Director of the National Institute for Materials Physics, for the valuable contribution to ESFRO project on the evaluation of the Romanian research potential in physics and the elaboration of the national strategy for international cooperation.
4. Doctor Roxana SAVASTRU	As a token of high appreciation of her entire scientific and managerial activity as Director General of the National Institute for Optoelectronics INOE 2000, for the valuable contribution to the increase of the visibility of Optoelectronics, at national and international level.
5. Doctor Dumitru HAȘEGAN	As a token of high appreciation of his entire scientific and managerial activity, for the valuable contribution to the development of Space Sciences and Technologies at national and international level.

Diplomas of Honour and IFA Prizes

1. Denis TURCU	Harvard University. Graduate from the International Computer High School of Bucharest, Romania Silver medallist of the International Physics Olympiad, 2014, Kazakhstan, Astana As a token of high appreciation of his outstanding results obtained at the international Physics Olympiad within the Romanian olympic lot.
2. Dan Ştefan ENICEICU	The International Computer High School of Bucharest, Romania. Gold medallist of the International Physics Olympiad, 2014, Kazakhstan, Astana. As a token of high appreciation of his outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian olympic lot.
3. Tudor Costel CRETU	The International Computer High School of Bucharest, Romania. Silver medallist of the International Physics Olympiad, 2014, Kazakhstan, Astana. As a token of high appreciation of his outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian olympic lot.
4. Cristian FRUNZA	The International Computer High School of Bucharest, Romania. Gold medallist of the International Physics Olympiad, 2014, Kazakhstan, Astana. As a token of high appreciation of his outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian olympic lot.
5. Ileana RUGINA	The International Computer High School of Bucharest, Romania. Honorable Mention at the Asian Physics Olympiad, 2014, Singapore. As a token of high appreciation of his outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian olympic lot.
6. Gabriel GAITAN	The International Computer High School of Bucharest, Romania. Bronze medallist of the International Physics Olympiad, 2014, Kazakhstan, Astana. As a token of high appreciation of his outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian olympic lot.
7. Robert RAVEANU	The International Computer High School of Bucharest, Romania. Gold medallist of the European Union Science Olympiad, 2014, Greece, Athens. As a token of high appreciation of his outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian Olympic lot.
8. Malin Octavian STANESCU	The International Computer High School of Bucharest, Romania. Silver medallist of the International Multidisciplinary Olympiad TUYMAADA, 2014, Yakutsk / Sakha. As a token of high appreciation of his outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian olympic lot.
9. Andrei Catalin RADUC	The International Computer High School of Bucharest, Romania. Silver medallist of the International Multidisciplinary Olympiad TUYMAADA, 2014, Yakutsk / Sakha. As a token of high appreciation of his outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian olympic lot.
10. Ioan IGNAT	"Mircea cel Bătrân" National College, Constanta. Honorable Mention at the Asian Physics Olympiad, 2014, Singapore As a token of high appreciation of his outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian olympic lot.

Diplomas of Honour and IFA Medals

1. Doctor Alexandru ALDEA	As a token of high appreciation of his entire scientific and management activity, for the valuable contribution to the increase of the visibility and the role of Romanian research, particularly Physics, at national and international level.
2. Academician Ionel-Valentin VLAD	As a token of high appreciation of his entire scientific activity, of the valuable contribution to the increase of the visibility and the role of the Romanian research, particularly Physics, at national and international level.
3. Professor Doctor Nicolae-Victor ZAMFIR	As a token of high appreciation of his entire scientific activity, of the valuable contribution to the increase of the visibility and the role of the Romanian research, particularly Physics, at national and international level.
4. Andrei DOROBANTU	As a token of high appreciation of his entire scientific activity, of the valuable contribution to the increase of the visibility and the role of the Romanian research, particularly Physics, at national and international level.

Diplomas of Honour and IFA Prizes

1. Cristian Alexandru FRUNZA	The International Computer High School of Bucharest, Romania Gold medalist of the 2013 International Physics Olympiad, Copenhagen, Denmark. As a token of high appreciation of his outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian Olympic lot.
2. Tudor CIOBANU	The International Computer High School of Bucharest, Romania Silver medalist of the 2013 International Physics Olympiad, Copenhagen, Denmark. As a token of high appreciation of his outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian Olympic lot.
3. Denis TURCU	The International Computer High School of Bucharest, Romania Silver medalist of the 2013 International Physics Olympiad, Copenhagen, Denmark. As a token of high appreciation of her outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian olympic lot.
4. Horia Petru NICOLAESCU	The International Computer High School of Bucharest, Romania Silver medalist of the 2013 International Multidisciplinary Olympiad, Physics section, Tuymaada, Sakha Republic - Russia. As a token of high appreciation of his outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian olympic lot.
5. Ioan IGNAT	"Mircea cel Batran" College, Constanta, Romania Gold medalist of the 2013 International Multidisciplinary Olympiad, Physics section, Tuymaada, Sakha Republic - Russia. As a token of high appreciation of his outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian olympic lot.
6. Raul Alex PIPIS	"Iancu de Hunedoara" College, Hunedoara, Romania Silver medalist of the 2013 International Multidisciplinary Olympiad, Physics section, Tuymaada, Sakha Republic - Russia, Special prize for the best experimental work. As a token of high appreciation of his outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian olympic lot.
7. Cristian ZAHARIA	"Tudor Vianu" National College of Computer Science, Bucharest, Romania Silver medalist of the 2013 International Multidisciplinary Olympiad, Physics section, Tuymaada, Sakha Republic - Russia. As a token of high appreciation of his outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian olympic lot.
8. Cristian DUTESCU	"Tudor Vianu" National College of Computer Science, Bucharest, Romania Silver medalist of the 2013 International Multidisciplinary Olympiad, Junior Physics section, Tuymaada, Sakha Republic - Russia. As a token of high appreciation of his outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian olympic lot.
9. Bogdan Alexandru CIONCA	"Tudor Vianu" National College of Computer Science, Bucharest, Romania Special prize, 2013 International Multidisciplinary Olympiad, Junior Physics section, Tuymaada, Sakha Republic - Russia. As a token of high appreciation of his outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian olympic lot.

Diplomas of Honour, Prizes and IFA Medals

1. Dan Cristian ANDRONIC	The International Computer High School of Bucharest, Romania Princeton University, Princeton, USA. Gold medalist of the 2013 International Physics Olympiad, Copenhagen, Denmark. As a token of high appreciation of his efforts devoted to the science of physics and commitment to it, confirmed by the outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions over the years.
2. Sebastian Florin DUMITRU	The International Computer High School of Bucharest, Romania University of Cambridge, Great Britain. Silver medalist of the 2013 International Physics Olympiad, Copenhagen, Denmark. As a token of high appreciation of his efforts devoted to the science of physics and commitment to it, confirmed by the outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions over the years.

Diplomas of Honour

1. Professor Rodica IONESCU-ANDREI	As a token of high appreciation of her long time career devoted to educating younger generations, of her dedication and professionalism invested while serving the Romanian School of Physics.
2. International Computer High School of Bucharest	As a token of high appreciation of the outstanding results obtained at International Physics Olympiads, of the dedication and professionalism shown in forming and training young generations.
3. Faculty of Physics, University of Bucharest	As a token of high appreciation of its dedication and professionalism throughout its entire teaching and research activity with a view to forming and training young generations of physicists.

Diplomas of Honour and IFA Medals

1. Professor Doctor Dorin POENARU	As a token of high appreciation of outstanding merits in the field of nuclear disintegration with clusters emission and of the entire scientific and management activity in research.
2. Professor Doctor Ion MIHAILESCU	As a token of high appreciation of outstanding merits in the field of lasers and their applications and of his contribution to the elaboration of strategy in the field of Applied Physics within ESFRO project.
3. Doctor Stefan FRUNZA	As a token of high appreciation of outstanding merits in organizing and developing the National Institute for Materials Physics and of his the entire scientific activity.
4. Professor Doctor Gheorghe MARMUREANU	As a token of high appreciation of outstanding merits in the field of seismology, of his entire scientific activity and of the contribution to the development of the National Institute for Earth Physics.

Diplomas of Honour and IFA Prizes

1. Ionut IGNAT	"Mircea cel Batran" College, Constanta, Romania Gold medallist of the 2012 International Multidisciplinary Olympiad, Physics section, Tuymaada, Saha Republic - Russia. As a token of high appreciation of his outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian olympic lot.
2. Iustina CRACIUN	The International Computer High School of Bucharest, Romania Bronze medallist of the 2012 International Olympiad on Astronomy and Astrophysics, Sao Paolo, Brazil. As a token of high appreciation of her outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian olympic lot.
3. Tudor CIOBANU	The International Computer High School of Bucharest, Romania Silver medalist of the 2012 International Physics Olympiad, Tallin, Estonia. As a token of high appreciation of his outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian olympic lot.
4. Catalina MIRITESCU	The International Computer High School of Bucharest, Romania Gold medallist of the 2012 International Olympiad on Astronomy and Astrophysics, Sao Paolo, Brazil. As a token of high appreciation of her outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian olympic lot.
5. Sebastian-Florin DUMITRU	The International Computer High School of Bucharest, Romania Silver medalist of the 2012 International Physics Olympiad, Tallin, Estonia. As a token of high appreciation of his outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian olympic lot.
6. Dan Cristian ANDRONIC	The International Computer High School of Bucharest, Romania Silver medalist of the 2012 International Physics Olympiad, Tallin, Estonia. As a token of high appreciation of his outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions within the Romanian olympic lot.

Diplomas of Honour, Prizes and IFA Medals

1. Roberta RAILEANU	Princeton University, Princeton, USA The International Computer High School of Bucharest, Romania. For outstanding results obtained in the 2010, 2011 and 2012 International Physics Olympiads. As a token of high appreciation of her efforts and commitment to the science of physics, confirmed by the outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions.
2. Tudor GIURGICA-TIRON	Harvard University, Massachusetts, USA National College of Iasi, Romania. For outstanding results obtained in the 2011 and 2012 International Physics Olympiads. As a token of high appreciation of his efforts and commitment to the science of physics, confirmed by the outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions.

Diplomas of Honour and IFA Medals

1. Doctor of Engineering Gheorghe PASCOVICI	The first Director General of the Institute of Atomic Physics after its re-establishment. For valuable contribution to the organization and development of the Institute, to its restoration to the Romanian and international scientific life as well as for outstanding contribution to Nuclear Physics and Energetics.
2. Doctor of Engineering Teodor NECSOIU	For valuable contribution to the organization, development and diversification of areas of competence of the Institute of Atomic Physics in his capacity as Director General.
3. Professor Doctor Alexandru BERINDE	For valuable contribution to the foundation and development of the Romanian School of Nuclear Physics.
4. Doctor Ioan BALTOG	For valuable contribution to the field of optical spectroscopy and nanostructured materials as well as for the entire scientific activity.
5. Doctor Cristian RUSET	For valuable contribution to the technique of Tungsten deposition on the Carbon-Fiber Composite (CFC) surface for Joint European Torus within EURATOM-Fusion Program as well as for the entire scientific activity.

Diplomas of Honour and IFA Prizes

1. Ana Roxana POP	"Tudor Vianu" National College of Computer Science, Bucharest, Romania Princeton University, Princeton, USA. Gold medalist of International Physics Olympiad, Thailand - July 2011. For reconfirming the value of the Romanian School of Physics through outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions.
2. Luca ILIESIU	"Tudor Vianu" National College of Computer Science, Bucharest, Romania Princeton University, Princeton, USA. Gold medalist of International Physics Olympiad, Thailand - July 2011. For reconfirming the value of the Romanian School of Physics through outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions.
3. Roberta RAILEANU	The International Computer High School of Bucharest Silver medalist of International Physics Olympiad, Thailand - July 2011 For reconfirming the value of the Romanian School of Physics through outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions.
4. Matei IONITA	"Tudor Vianu" National College of Computer Science, Bucharest, Romania Columbia University, New York, USA Silver medalist of International Physics Olympiad, Thailand - July 2011 For reconfirming the value of the Romanian School of Physics through outstanding results obtained at international physics competitions.
5. Tudor GIURGICA-TIRON	National College of Iasi Silver medalist of International Physics Olympiad, Thailand - July 2011 For outstanding results obtained at the International Physics Olympiad.
6. Dan Cristian ANDRONIC	The International Computer High School of Bucharest Gold medalist of International Multidisciplinary Olympiad "Tuymaada" - Physics section, Republic of Sakha, Russia - July 2011 For outstanding results obtained at the International Multidisciplinary Olympiad, Physics section.
7. Sebastian-Florin DUMITRU	The International Computer High School of Bucharest Silver medalist of International Multidisciplinary Olympiad "Tuymaada" - Physics section, Republic of Sakha, Russia - July 2011 For outstanding results obtained at the International Multidisciplinary Olympiad, Physics section.
8. Centrului Medical MEDICOVER Romania	For commitment and professionalism in providing the highest standard of quality in all medical services.

Scientific and Technical Workshop

1. To the participating pupils from "Grigore Moisil" National College, Bucharest	Coordinating Professor Mihaela Garabet For the spirit of observation and ingenuity in connecting science-related knowledge and skills, manifested within the scientific and technical workshop organized by the Institute of Atomic Physics, on 19th of December, 2011.

Diplomas of Honour and IFA Medals

1. Academician Voicu LUPEI	For valuable contribution in the field of quantum electronics and lasers as well as for the entire activity as IFA Director General.
2. Professor Oliviu GHERMAN	On the occasion of celebrating 80 years of age, for valuable contribution to physics as a researcher and a professor of theoretical physics as well as for promoting this field of research at national and international level.
3. Academician Aureliu Emil SANDULESCU	For valuable contribution in the field of theoretical nuclear physics as well as for the entire scientific and coordination activities performed.
4. Professor Petre FRANGOPOL	For valuable contribution to presenting and supporting the elite of Romanian researchers, the importance and significance of IFA for Romanian science.
5. Professor Alexandru GLODEANU	For valuable contribution in the field of solid state physics, for the entire scientific activity as well as for the activity performed as IFA Director General.
6. Academician Ioan-Iovitz POPESCU	For valuable contribution in the field of plasma physics and electrical discharges in gases as well as for the entire scientific and cultural activities performed.
7. Doctor Mihai GANCIU	For valuable contribution to the development of laser and plasma physics applications, disseminated in international papers and patents as well as for promoting these results in IFA Seminars.

Diplomas of Honour and IFA Prizes

1. Ionut BLESNEAG	"Petru Rares" National College , Suceava Bronze medalist of International Physics Olympiad, 2010 For outstanding results obtained at the International Physics Olympiad.
2. Daniel CIOCIRLAN	Faculty of Automation Control and Computer Science, Politehnica University, Bucharest Bronze medalist of International Physics Olympiad, 2010 For outstanding results obtained at the International Physics Olympiad.
3. Tudor CRISTEA PLATON	International Computer School High School of Bucharest. Bronze medalist of International Multidisciplinary Olympiad, 2010 For outstanding results obtained at the International Multidisciplinary Olympiad, Physics section.
4. Luca ILIESIU	"T. Vianu" National Computer School College of Bucharest Bronze medalist of International Multidisciplinary Olympiad, 2010 For outstanding results obtained at the International Multidisciplinary Olympiad, Physics section
5. Matei IONITA	"T. Vianu" National Computer School College of Bucharest Bronze medalist of International Physics Olympiad, 2010 For outstanding results obtained at the International Physics Olympiad.
6. Ana Roxana POP	"T. Vianu" National Computer School College of Bucharest Silver medalist of International Olympiad on Astronomy and Astrophysics, 2010 For outstanding results obtained at the International Olympiad on Astronomy and Astrophysics.
7. Roberta RAILEANU	International Computer Science High School of Bucharest Silver medalist of International Multidisciplinary Olympiad 2010 For outstanding results obtained at the International Multidisciplinary Olympiad, Physics section.
8. Alexei ZUBAREV	Faculty of Physics, University of Bucharest Silver medalist of International Physics Olympiad, 2010 For outstanding results obtained at the International Physics Olympiad.
9. Doctor Elvira ALEXANDRESCU	For valuable contribution to the building and promoting of Romanian performance in physics by providing psychological training to the Romanian Olympic team.

Diplomas of Honour and IFA Medals

1. Doctor Engineer Mihail BALANESCU	For valuable contribution to the development of the research infrastructure in the nuclear field, particularly of the Physics Platform, Magurele, Bucharest as chief engineer and technical director of IFA in the period 1964-1985.
2. Professor Marin IVASCU	For valuable contribution to the coordination of the research activity performed at Magurele Physics Platform as Director of Central Institute of Physics in the period 1977-1989.
3. Academician Marius Sabin PECULEA	For valuable contribution to the development of industrial scale technology for the heavy water production in Romania.
4. Doctor Theodor IONESCU-BUJOR	For valuable contribution to the coordination of the participation of the Romanian research in the EURATOM-Fusion Programme, by organizing and managing IFA, in the period 1999-2008, as Research Unit of the Romanian EURATOM-MEdC Association.
5. Professor Delia Constanta DAVIDESCU	High School teacher, Ministry of Education, Research and Innovation For valuable contribution to the training and coordination of the Romanian Physics Olympic lot.
6. Professor Adrian DAFINEI	Faculty of Physics, University of Bucharest For valuable contribution to the training and coordination of the Romanian Physics Olympic lot.
7. Professor Marian APOSTOL	Horia Hulubei National Institute of Physics and Nuclear Engineering For valuable contribution to the promotion of IFA as a beacon of the Romanian physics by mentioning the affiliation to IFA in over 200 scientific published papers.

Diplomas of Honour and IFA Prizes

1. Virgil BARAN	Student of the Faculty of Physics, University of Bucharest Gold medallist of International Physics Olympiad 2009 For outstanding results obtained at the International Physics Olympiad.
2. Marius CONSTANTIN	Student of International High School of Computer Science, Bucharest Gold medallist of International Physics Olympiad 2009 For outstanding results obtained at the International Physics Olympiad.
3. Ioana ZELKO	Student of International High School of Computer Science, Bucharest Gold medallist of International Astronomy and Astrophysics Olympiad, 2009 For outstanding results obtained at the International Olympiad on Astronomy and Astrophysics.